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Post by Met.Data on Mar 7, 2021 14:32:17 GMT -5
Babu I get what you're talking about, here in Sheffield we have an extreme version of this where daytime highs happen very briefly before the temp comes crashing down, meaning our real average in summer is far lower than people would believe. It looks something like this: 
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Post by AJ1013 on Mar 7, 2021 14:42:20 GMT -5
Babu I'm totally on board with what you're saying as well. How would you describe a daily temperature pattern like this? I've heard it's very common in cities like Detroit, Atlanta, DC, and the south side of Chicago. According to anecdotal reports profiles like the one below are becoming increasingly more common in Nykoping and are even beginning to show up in Umea! 
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Post by Babu on Mar 7, 2021 14:42:38 GMT -5
Babu I get what you're talking about, here in Sheffield we have an extreme version of this where daytime highs happen very briefly before the temp comes crashing down, meaning our real average in summer is far lower than people would believe. It looks something like this: I've noticed that in Sweden, "frost hollows" tend to have cooler high/low means, and islets, uhi stations, and stations on "mild hills" tend to get higher max/min means (all relative to their actual average temperature). Noticed it heavily during July 2018 where Holmön (an island near Umeå) had a significantly warmer high/low mean than Umeå airport, but the actual average wasn't that different. |
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Post by Ethereal on Mar 8, 2021 8:43:23 GMT -5
Not sure if this is the right thread, but (for the Aussies here) is there a weather website that has detailed weather maps for Australia that are similar to Accuweather's? I mean like, websites that provide in-depth, descriptive weather maps like this (but for Australia):   I find them very specific and eye-catching.... |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2021 11:38:58 GMT -5
Ethereal InaccuWeather doesn't make those kinds of maps for other countries? Just as a curiosity, let me check the forecast highs for my location over the next week across several different sites and see how they compare: WBAY (local TV station): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 WLUK (local TV station): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 WFRV (local TV station): 57 61 57 50 46 42 40 NWS Point Forecast: 54 57 56 49 45 42 40 TWC (weather.com): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 AccuWeather: 52 61 56 50 45 43 38 Wunderground: 55 58 55 49 48 41 42 GFS (meteostar.com): 55 58 58 50 45 45 42 My own gut forecast: 57 61 58 49 46 41 41 Surprised to see so much agreement, with WBAY, WLUK, and TWC all predicting the exact same high temperatures for the next week. Let's see who's closest to being right. AccuWeather is already low for today, with it being 53'F (12'C) as I write this.
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Post by AJ1013 on Mar 8, 2021 11:41:29 GMT -5
Ethereal InaccuWeather doesn't make those kinds of maps for other countries? Just as a curiosity, let me check the forecast highs for my location over the next week across several different sites and see how they compare: WBAY (local TV station): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 WLUK (local TV station): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 WFRV (local TV station): 57 61 57 50 46 42 40 NWS Point Forecast: 54 57 56 49 45 42 40 TWC (weather.com): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 AccuWeather: 52 61 56 50 45 43 38 Wunderground: 55 58 55 49 48 41 42 My own gut forecast: 57 61 58 49 46 41 41 Surprised to see so much agreement, with WBAY, WLUK, and TWC all predicting the exact same high temperatures for the next week. Let's see who's closest to being right. AccuWeather is already low for today, with it being 53'F (12'C) as I write this. You realize this is because WBAY and WLUK just copy TWC right? |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2021 11:44:31 GMT -5
Ethereal InaccuWeather doesn't make those kinds of maps for other countries? Just as a curiosity, let me check the forecast highs for my location over the next week across several different sites and see how they compare: WBAY (local TV station): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 WLUK (local TV station): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 WFRV (local TV station): 57 61 57 50 46 42 40 NWS Point Forecast: 54 57 56 49 45 42 40 TWC (weather.com): 55 59 55 49 48 40 41 AccuWeather: 52 61 56 50 45 43 38 Wunderground: 55 58 55 49 48 41 42 My own gut forecast: 57 61 58 49 46 41 41 Surprised to see so much agreement, with WBAY, WLUK, and TWC all predicting the exact same high temperatures for the next week. Let's see who's closest to being right. AccuWeather is already low for today, with it being 53'F (12'C) as I write this. You realize this is because WBAY and WLUK just copy TWC right? I actually didn't know that - though I've noticed the numbers on the WBAY website don't always correspond with the numbers on their 24/7 weather channel, whose forecasts I know are made in-house. Let's see what it says right now: WBAY-TV2: 53 59 57 48 49 40 41 |
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Post by Ethereal on Mar 8, 2021 18:58:15 GMT -5
Ethereal InaccuWeather doesn't make those kinds of maps for other countries? I know. That's why I asked if there are OTHER websites that have such maps for Australia. Lol. |
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Post by Deleted on Mar 8, 2021 20:14:09 GMT -5
Ethereal InaccuWeather doesn't make those kinds of maps for other countries? I know. That's why I asked if there are OTHER websites that have such maps for Australia. Lol. Notice the question mark at the end of my post. I was a little surprised to learn they didn't, and I'm 'Murican, not an expert on Australian weather sites. |
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Post by Ethereal on Mar 8, 2021 21:59:32 GMT -5
I know. That's why I asked if there are OTHER websites that have such maps for Australia. Lol. Notice the question mark at the end of my post. I was a little surprised to learn they didn't, and I'm 'Murican, not an expert on Australian weather sites. They do it a few times actually. But only during notable weather events.   |
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Post by Beercules on Mar 9, 2021 1:44:47 GMT -5
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Post by knot on Mar 9, 2021 1:47:57 GMT -5
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Post by jgtheone on Mar 9, 2021 4:21:11 GMT -5
With those maps being from 2019, I have no doubt that it was nice.
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Post by nei on Mar 11, 2021 9:23:51 GMT -5
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Post by FrozenI69 on Mar 11, 2021 11:00:26 GMT -5
How are High & Low temps logged if you have a typical march like morning, a Record warm day, A record warm night, a warm Morning & afternoon, followed by temps drastically dropping to march like levels in the evening ?
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Post by Deleted on Mar 11, 2021 13:47:33 GMT -5
How are High & Low temps logged if you have a typical march like morning, a Record warm day, A record warm night, a warm Morning & afternoon, followed by temps drastically dropping to march like levels in the evening ? Using midnight-to-midnight as is the NWS standard (and my preference), and using example numbers: The temp reaching a low of 25'F Monday morning, and then a high of 80'F Monday afternoon, and remaining at 70'F at midnight would mean Monday would have a low of 25 and a high of 80. Let's say, using your template, that Tuesday morning's low was 65, and the high was 80 again that day - before temperatures dropped rapidly in the evening to 25'F at midnight. Thus, Tuesday also had a low of 25 and a high of 80 - sadly preventing recognition of the impressive 65'F low Monday night. |
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Post by FrozenI69 on Mar 11, 2021 16:53:35 GMT -5
How are High & Low temps logged if you have a typical march like morning, a Record warm day, A record warm night, a warm Morning & afternoon, followed by temps drastically dropping to march like levels in the evening ? Using midnight-to-midnight as is the NWS standard (and my preference), and using example numbers: The temp reaching a low of 25'F Monday morning, and then a high of 80'F Monday afternoon, and remaining at 70'F at midnight would mean Monday would have a low of 25 and a high of 80. Let's say, using your template, that Tuesday morning's low was 65, and the high was 80 again that day - before temperatures dropped rapidly in the evening to 25'F at midnight. Thus, Tuesday also had a low of 25 and a high of 80 - sadly preventing recognition of the impressive 65'F low Monday night. That's unfortunate, and I had to struggle sleeping through this warm march night too, ugh  |
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Post by Steelernation on Mar 12, 2021 18:17:59 GMT -5
With the big snowstorm coming up this weekend, I took a look at our >1 foot daily falls (>12”, 30 cm)
There have been 27 of them total, about one every 4.7 years.
By month:
January: 2
February: 2
March: 9
April: 4
May: 1
June: 0
July: 0
August: 0
Sept: 1
October: 3
Nov: 1
Dec: 3
Has happened in 9/12 months which is impressive. Pretty even trend except for a sharp peak in March—also the average snowiest month.
Here’s a comparison with Shitchester for interest.
They’ve had 38 such falls, about one in 3.9 years. Surprisingly not that much more common for averaging twice the snow.
Only happened in 5/12 months there. Surprisingly it also peaks in frequency in March despite it having noticeably less snow than the winter months.
January: 6
February: 11
March: 14
April: 0
May: 0
June: 0
July: 0
August: 0
Sept: 0
October: 0
Nov: 1
Dec: 6
Dates have ranged from September 17th to May 6th in Fort Collins
Dates have ranged from November 13th to March 29th in Rochester
The most recent here was October 25th, 2020 here and March 14th, 2017 in Rochester.
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Post by rozenn on Mar 12, 2021 18:46:46 GMT -5
Uncanny, Paris' also peaks in March.  January: 0 February: 0 March: 1 April: 0 May: 0 June: 0 July: 0 August: 0 Sept: 0 October: 0 Nov: 0 Dec: 0 |
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Post by irlinit on Mar 13, 2021 19:46:57 GMT -5
This March continues to act like early December, more rain, temps hardly approaching double figures and still no real spring weather. Fucking shit start to Spring so far, just wet and cloudy after an awful winter
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